Port has been closed for two days ... yesterday and today ... skies are clear but there are still some big waves. The last day the boats fished was Sunday; despite lots of rain and choppy seas they did extraordinarily well and loaded up on dorado, blue marlin, striped marlin and wahoo- such as this one shown below. This group of anglers from Midland, Texas, Jacob, Cody, Heath, Jason and Tony, released a blue marlin, a striped marlin, caught 8 dorado and this 45-pound wahoo aboard C Rod...Tracy Ehrenberg, Pisces Sportfishing.


Cabo Climate: Lots of rain for the early part of the week and then much better for Thursday thru Saturday. Back to rainy and wet days from Sunday thru Friday (Aug. 31 thru Sept. 5) all predicted at an 80% chance off more rain. Temps ranged from 79 nights to 95 daytime highs and an 89% humidity level.

Sea Conditions: Big swell from Hurricane Marie as she passes Cabo far offshore to the West. Four Port closures were necessary for the safety of the passengers and vessels. Surface breezes flowing mostly from the southerly directions from calm to 9 mph. Pacific side of Cabo and stretching down the coast and around the tip to San Jose and the Gorda Banks; all at the 85- to 86-degree temp ranges. About 7 to 8 miles above the Gorda Banks the temps increased to 88-89 degrees